Sie muss morgen nach Ankara fliegen

Sie muss morgen nach Ankara fliegen
Seine Freudin will ihn anrufen
Ihn
Anrufen
Modalverben verwenden wir meist mit dem Infinitiv des Vollverbs. Je nachdem, welches Modalverb wir verwenden, ändert sich die Aussage des Satzes.

Beispiel:
Max will/darf/soll Automechaniker werden.
Wenn das Vollverb als selbstverständlich vorausgesetzt wird, lassen wir es in der Umgangssprache oft weg.

Beispiel:
Kannst du Deutsch (sprechen)?
Willst du eine Pizza (essen)?
Ich darf das (machen).
Mogen nach

Kết quả (Anh) 1:

She have to fly to Ankara tomorrowHis friend wants to call himHimCallWe use Modals with the infinitive of the is. Depending on which modal we use, changes to the statement of the movement.Example:Max wants to/must/should auto mechanic.Assumes the full verb as a matter of course, we omit when often it in everyday speech.Example:Can you (speak) German?Do you a pizza (to eat)?I can (do).Mogen after

Kết quả (Anh) 2:

You must fly to Ankara tomorrow
His girl-friend wants to call him
him
call
modal verbs we use mostly with the infinitive of the Vollverbs. . Depending on the modal verb we use, the statement of the theorem changes example . Max will / may / should be an auto mechanic when the main verb is taken for granted, we leave it in the vernacular often away. Example: Can you German (speak )? Want a pizza (eat)? I may the (make). Mogen after

Kết quả (Anh) 3:

It must tomorrow after Ankara fliegen
Seine being pleased DIN wants it anrufen
Ihn
Anrufen
Modalverben to use we usually with the infinitive of the full verb. Depending on, which modal verb we use, the statement of the Satzes.

Beispiel changes:
Max/may do/is garage mechanic wants werden.
Wenn the full verb as natural is presupposed, often leaves we it in the colloquial language weg.

Beispiel:
Do you know German (to speak)?
Willst does you a pizza (eat)?
Ich may (to make).
Mogen after